British Coins

1998 Gold Proof 50p NHS Reverse 1998 Gold Proof 50p Coin – NHS - 1998 was the 50th Anniversary of the National Health Service. Weight is 15.5g of 916.67 fine gold.
1663 Halfcrown Charles II Obverse 1663 Half-Crown – Charles II First Bust - Milled Silver Half-Crown of Charles II, dated 1663 and minted at the London (Tower) Mint. First Bust. Diameter 32mm.
1582 Scotland Twenty Shilling James VI Obverse 1582 Scotland Twenty Shillings – James VI - The Obverse shows a half-length bust of a crowned James VI holding a sword. The Reverse shows a crowned coat-of-arms showing 'XX S' as a mark of value, 20 shillings.
1593 Sixpence Elizabeth I Reverse 1593 Sixpence – Elizabeth I - Coinage of Elizabeth I is interesting and affordable to many. There are many variations to the obverse and reverse, including many mintmarks.
2008 Silver Britannia Proof Reverse 2008 Silver Britannia Proof - The 2008 Silver Britannia Proof (£2) shows Britannia standing with a trident in her right hand and a shield on her left. Britannia's dress artistically transforms into a wave.
2015 Two Pound Coin Magna Carta Reverse 2015 Two Pound Coin – Magna Carta - 800th Anniversary of the Magna Carta. The Reverse, by John Bergdahl, shows King John signing the Magna Carta. The Obverse show a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark.
2016 Queens Beast Gold 1oz Lion of England Reverse RM 2016 Queen’s Beasts – Gold 1oz Lion of England - The crowned golden lion of England has been on the Royal Arms since Edward IV (1461-1483).
785-792 Penny Offa Obverse 785-792 Penny – Offa - The coins of King Offa are known for their quality and artistic content, and this exceptional silver penny is a great example. It was struck around 785-792 (maybe 793) at the London mint of moneyer Eadhun.
1070 Penny William I Obverse 1070 Penny – William I (William the Conqueror) Canopy Type - 1070 Penny - William I (William the Conqueror) Canopy Type
1919 Penny KN Reverse 1919 KN Penny – George V - During WWI the Royal Mint used private mints to help with production. This Penny was minted at the Kings Norton Metal Co., Birmingham (used in 1918 and 1919). The mint mark was 'KN'.